>> i'm going to stay away from that one this morning. good morning to you. temperatures are looking good today. we're nice and comfortable out there. we'll stay comfortable just about every day this week. we have changes headed our way. the heat will return and i'll tell you when. >> i'm just seeing someone backing up at the toll plaza. that's a bad idea. we'll track that as well as a stall that's on the upper deck coming up. a live look outside. look at old glory billowing in the wind rather rapidly there. that will wake you up. fresh air on this monday morning, june 17. this is "today in the bay." hello everybody. welcome to your week ahead. good morning. it is 5:00 on the nose. thanks for joining us. i'm jerry sandus >> joes self new jers.

>> we'll final high here from naso because he's representing himself. marla tellez joins us with what we can expect. >> actually joseph naso's trial, today more than two years after he was first arraigned, the 79-year-old accused killer loops finally have his day in koufrmt as you mentioned, he venting hip self. the caveat is he gets help from a legal adviser. joseph naso is accused of killing four women between 1977 and 1994. two of the women were found in the bay area. one woman's body was found in fairfax in marin county, another victim discovered in contra costa county. he was a self-employed modeling photographer who lived in reno. prosecutors painted him as a sexual deviant who photographed and sexually assaulted his

victims and then strangled them. investigators say they found his dna on at least one of his victims. they also found what prosecutors call a rape journal inside his home. nonetheless, naso is pleading not guilty. his murder case is being tried in marin county and san raff real. opening statements are set to begin at 9:00 this morning. we will keep our eye on this trial. but coming up in my next report, i'll explain why authorities nationwide are going to be watching this trial very closely as well. sgr testimony continues today in the trial of two men accused of gang raping a teenage girl outside a homecoming dance in richmond. the trials of joseph montano and marcellus peters heard by separate juries. six men were charged in the 2009 rape of a 16-year-old girl who prosecutors say was drunk. two of the men have taken plea

deals. last month, a man known as the ringleader of that rape testified in court. the victim is expected to testify during this trial. two police officers in fremont on leave as the department investigates a deadly shooting. officers fired at a man when he confronted them inside a home early sunday morning. his mother called 911 saying her son was out of control and armed with a knife. the man is described as mentally ill. said he was throwing things, taking pictures off walls, throwing furniture, turning it upside down and even threw a piece of furniture out the window. >> the man died at the scene. his mother and a sibling had stab wounds but are expected to recover. this morning alameda county sheriff's office say a 30-year-old man was kayaking with a man when he fell into the water at del valle park.

a dive team was also called out. time is 5:03. meteorologist christina loren is along for us right now. sounds like a nice cool start to get the week jump-started. >> it is going to be really nice. we have so much happening out there weatherwise in the city by the bay. 5:04. you can see the sun starting to make an appearance. it won't officially be out for another 35 minutes. you can see the bay bridge in the distance. we have low visibility starting to shape up and gusty winds at the immediate coast this morning. give yourself a little extra time. we're nice and clear to start here in the south bay. i want to show you where the winds are the strongest. san francisco, sustained speed of 20 miles per hour, 21 in novato. the wind strengths will be a factor today. they will intensify as we head from 4:00 to 7:00 and drop off overnight. we're not expecting a lot of wind and as a result really thick fog for tomorrow. this morning we're getting a

break from the thick fog. in oakland, 62 at noon and 68 degrees at lunchtime in fremont. 81 on the way to gilroy, 77 in los gatos and 70 degrees today in santa cruz. ly take you through the rest of the week, help you plan that wardrobe and those outdoor plans. after all a lot of people starting to get off for summertime. let's check the drive and see if it's any lighter with mike. >> it's actually about the same because it's getting lighter. we're just approaching sunrise. that's not really the time where the peek commute hits just yet. a nice easy drive northbound 101 at 680. the map shows the entire south bay. the yellow showing up just a stein any bit below the speed limit. we're looking over here toward the area here, hillsdale at pearl is where we have a deadly crash that happened overnight. our team is headed that way -- we have that intersection

closed. the investigation continues and that is just north of capital expressway just west of 87. we'll follow that. avoid the intersection if you can. pearl and hillsdale a large intersecti intersection. a look at the bay bridge toll plaza shows the earlier backup has cleared because we do aim imagine all toll lanes are open. now delays across the upper deck after the earlier disabled vehicle. that should be a smooth drive into the city. thank you very much. 5:06. breaking news going on in san jose. investigators there trying to figure out if alcohol played a role in a deadly early morning crash. this happened at about 2:00 at hillsdale and pearl avenue. that's just west of highway 87 at capital expressway. that is where arturo santiago is on scene. this happened just a couple hours ago. how much does it look like it might affect traffic? >> reporter: it looks like it's going to have a pretty major effect on traffic. the road was shut down almost immediately after the accident happened. it happened just after 2:00 this

morning. two people inside that car, a driver and passenger. the passer juz pronounced dead at the scene. according to san jose police, the driver was trying to navigate a curve on pearl. he was going too fast and lost control and crashed at the intersection of hillsdale. the car hit and damaged five parked cars before coming to rest on the side of the street. firefighters got here and had to cut the passenger out of the car. at this point police believe alcohol may have been a factor. >> the victim was extracted out of the vehicle. officers found several cans of beer inside the vehicle. we'll check when our traffic enforcement unit gets here. they'll determine whether or not any are open containers or they're closed. we're not sure at this time. >> the passenger is a 40-year-old male. the driver is an 18-year-old male. he was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. again, this happened at hillsdale and pearl. the road is expected to be closed for several hours while they conduct an investigation

into exactly how this all prepared out. we're live in san jose, arturo santiago, "today in the bay." 5:08. despite the a's rolling to a huge win, the sell-out home crowd still thinks this game stun, literally. the coliseum's old drainage system failed out there and it was oozing sewage right into the clubhouse, not one of those you want to be a part of. "today in the bay's" christie smith is live at 0 dot co coliseum. christie, does it still smell out there? anything lingering? >> reporter: fortunately i can't smell anything. quite a strong breeze by the freeway. i have to tell you quite a few tweets going out this morning saying that if this isn't proof that the a's need a brand new stadium to play in, they don't know what is. after raw sewage was reported in the clubhouse level which basically meant the oakland a's and mariners had to share a locker room, that of the oakland

raiders. "the chronicle" reports players went up and down the stairs in towels and shower shoes. the a's drew a sell-out crowd, that's good news, which could have put extra strange on the facility which was built in 1966. the a's have a lease that expires after this season. the a's have been looking for a new stadium eyeing san jose. major league baseball hasn't given a decision because of the giants territorial rights. it's been a stalemate with other issues involved. a number of a's players tweeted out about the sewage saga, like josh reddick. sean doolittle saying after i checked out the new sewage pool in our locker room, i got to see the raiders clubhouse, hash tag, commitment to excellence.

the cleanup starts today. they'll have to replace a couple of carpets, but certainly puts the pressure on to at least fix things up. reporting live in oakland, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> pressure on. a lot of pressure washing. the a's beat the mariners 10-2. >> a california school teacher says she was fired for being a victim of domestic abuse. we'll hear from her next. all eyes on the stock market and the fed this morning. huge pressure to keep the easy money going. we'll take a look coming up in business news.

good monday morning to you. a live look outside. a little hazy out there, almost mysterious looking by the golden gate bridge. not a lot of traffic to report. it is still early. yawn on a monday morning. wheel get you revved up. 5:12 right now. news coming out of facebook and tesla. scott mcgrew says at the same

time. >> both companies have called for press conferences. mark zuckerberg wants to talk to reporters in menlo park. elon musk will hold his in los angeles. about what we're not sure. i would pay more attention to the tesla announcement. facebook's may be more about increptal improvements. even the big announcements aren't that big, at least they don't turn out to be. this one home, software from the cell phone and facebook. the timing on this is fairly gutsy because reporters will probably be more likely to talk to mark zuckerberg about nsa spying than whatever it is he'd like to announce. let's get a monday morning preview of the markets. seema mode difficult is live at cnbc headquarters. >> good morning. futures are higher as the markets come off a third down week. investors focusing in on the fed

on hopes that the central bank will calm concerns about possibly pulling back on its economic stimulus plans. we get data out on housing. be sure to watch out for that. the dow falling 106 points on friday to close at 15,070. right now futures are higher across the board. scott? >> seema, how important is that fed meet? even hungarians are watching it. hungary this morning warned if the federal open markets committee doesn't assure the world easy money will continue, hungary could fall into recession. that's how far-reaching all this is. there is huge pressure on ben bernanke to say the party is going to continue. it's not really his job, jon and laura, to prop up stocks. but wall street has been so dependent on low interest rates, you would think it was the fed's job to drive the dow higher. >> meteorologist christina loren

is back. we're all hungry for some nice weather. >> higher dow, lower temperatures, a good combination to kickoff the workweek. we have a strong wind this morning. if you drive a high-profile vehicle, tractors, trailers, suvs, you know the drill. hold on to your steering wheel because we are seeing strong gusts. your sustained speeds are anywhere between about 10 to 20 miles per hour especially at the coast. you're getting gusts 40 to 50 miles per hour from time to time. our open water bridges, bay bridge, the golden gate bridge, that's where we like that friction. higher winds as you make your way antioch. we'll see a lot of sunshine inland. we'll have to wait on it a little bit. an area of low pressure ushering in a strong onshore flow that will spin out in the pacific northwest the next couple days. for us that means the cooldown

will continue. the showers stay to the north. but the cool air funnels right into the bay area. we'll see highs cooler than average. we'll keep the cooldown going through wednesday. you don't need the ac unless you're really, really sensitive. as we head throughout the next couple days, temperatures drop off. you can really give it a break. as we head throughout wednesday looking really comfortable, 81 degrees by thursday. friday into the upcoming weekend we are going to warm you up. we're expecting the 90s, but no tripal digits. it's the last week for the last few schools in fremont. enjoy it, like christina said, enjoy it. looking the the south bay where you see yellow scattered across the bill. the yellow down to about 60 miles per hour for the most part. coming off 880 off 101, a blip right around 55. fewer cars so the averages are

much more affected by maybe larger trucks that might be getting up to speed. a smooth drive throughout most of the south bay freeways. this is where arturo was reporting live from the deadly crash, hillsdale at pearl. there are a number of auto dealerships along this stretch. also there's a montessori school right around hillsdale and pearl. we're checking the area. this will remain closed for the majority of the day from what we here. most folks will use almaden road. note between these two major roadways, highway 87 and capital expressway, that intersection is closed for the majority of the morning. let's get a look at the peninsula a very light flow of traffic. 101 north past ravens wood shopping center and towards san mateo. the san mateo approach coming off 92, let's go to the san mateo bridge from the foster city side. we'll see traffic flows nicely. cameras shook from time to time,

some gusty conditions. at times we had that between san mateo and san francisco. things have calmed down. christina gave you the warning anyway. also heading to the east bay, a smooth drive across that san mateo bridge. there is a crash reported earlier between a car and a motorcycle reportedly off the road now. no slowing from what i see. but it is still there on the shoulder. keep that in mind, castro valley y, an easy drive. things are starting to build as far as the volume goes. the eastbound slowdown, it's still just at 60 miles per hour. that's not a big deal. we wanted to let you know we're tracking that for you. we'll send it back to you guys. where mike left off on your commute, consider yourself warned this morning. it may cost you more to get exactly where you need to go. that's because muni now increasing fares for some riders. adults with a fast pass or muni only pass will pay $2.00 per month. seniors and youth riders will

pay $1.00 more every month. riders will see the increase when they buy their july passes. so beware. muni says the increase is based on inflation rates. a school teacher in southern california who lost her job after she was a victim of domestic violence has been offered a new job. carry charlesworth was let go after officials say they were concerned about her threatening behavior. her four children who were students at the school were also asked to leave. >> it's good to know that people genuinely care. >> the anonymous school official runs a private school in the los angeles area. she says as a fellow educator, offering charlesworth a job was the least she could do. the time now 5:19. the vice president stopping by a bay area graduation ceremony. we'll let you know why he made that trip coming up next.

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welcome back. a live look outside from mount tam. christina loren says cooler temperatures before they start to rise at the end. mike inouye checking out your roads. it is 5:22. vice president joe biden back home in washington, d.c. this morning after a quick fund-raising trip followed by a few surprise visits in the bay area. the vice president stopping by a popular sunnyvale diner saturday. you can see him there talking with customers at hoby's. after he was there he jumped over to stanford to catch the

graduation, his niece getting the cap and gown sunday. michael bloomberg during his commenceme commencement. >> every generation of americans say it extended the rights of full citizenship to an ever-widening circle. i have every confidence that your generation will do the same. marriage equality is the civil rights issue of our time. >> bloomberg also praised stanford's historic role in the growth of the tech industry. he then encouraged students interested in entrepreneurship to move to new york city rather than stay in silicon valley. don't try to steal thechlt bloomberg joked that they would have a better dating and social life in the big apple. yesterday a total of 5,081 graduated from stanford.

>> judging by a lot of those shots quite a few people in attendance. they packed them in out there. >> they were very excited to hear bloomberg speak. >> congratulations on the graduations. 5:24. christina loren talking about good weather outside, comfortable. >> yeah, very comfortable conditions for today. a lot of kids. school is out for summer, as of this very morning. if you want to get them outdoors, it's not going to be too hot. you want to apply generously the spf 30 plus. a lot of sunshine today. but only highs of 74 degrees. bay side, room temperatures, 72 degrees for you and at the coast not too bad. kind of a cool start. you'll hit about 68 degrees at 4:00 p.m. when our highs come in. we have changes headed our way i'll take you through the new week forecast. first, want to check your drive. hopefully you had a great father's day. >> i did have a great father's day, thank you very much. to all the fathers out there as

well. looking toward the eastshore freeway, the headlights are westbound 80. that's your commute direction. also close do the limit. we'll show you, no problems down off the merge coming off the richmond san rafael bridge. across the bay bridge you dip in speeds a tad through the s curve. over to the san rafael side, smooth flow from 101 down toward the split and continuing towards the golden gate bridge. the only issue for drivers, maybe low visibility on the north side of the bridge. you can't see the towers here. that's on the span itself both sides reporting no delays as far as the speeds go. you might want to consider tapping the brakes a little bit. the pope over the weekend blessed thousands of harley-davidsons and their riders at the vatican. the riders gathered to celebrate the 110th anniversary for that motorcycle company. the thundering engines nearly

drowned out the prayers as pope frances greeted the crowds. about a half million harley-davidson fans were in rome for the celebration. harley-davidson gave pope francis two white classic motorcycles for the vatican police force. >> maybe pope francis himself, maybe he'd like to jump on one of those. 5:26 right now. we continue following breaking news for you. a deadly crash in san jose overnight. police still on scene trying to figure out exactly what caused the car to careen into a number of other cars. arturo santiago just talked to police and he'll have a live report. the new efforts in sacramento to ensure limousines are safer for riders. two new bills that will get a first look today. look at them kids. [ sigh ]

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new details after a homicide in a normally quiet south bay city. what police just told us next. also the newest chapter in the fight over guns in a south bay town unfolds overnight. we've got a beautiful start to the new workweek. temperatures this morning mostly in the mid 50s as we head throughout the day staying nice and comfortable. then we crank the heat. we'll tell you when it's going to come on where you live coming up. this monday morning, seeing a few more cars, a little more company on 880 past the coliseum. we'll sort things out and see if it's affecting the bay bridge. tlas lot of fog out there. can you believe it? believe it or not and believe me, please, this is a live look outside from san francisco this morning. we'll help clear things up for you on this monday, june 17. this is "today in the bay." good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us.

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm jon kelley. good morning everybody. breaking news to tell you about in san jose. police there trying to figure out exactly whether alcohol played a role in an early morning crash killing a passenger. this all happened at about 2:00 at hillsdale and pearl avenue. that is just west of highway 87 at capital expressway. that is where arturo santiago is right now. he's been talking to police this morning. what are they telling you, arturo? >> reporter: the scene is still very active. you can see the main car that was involved and the parked cars it crashed into. the road here will be closed for the next few hours as the accident investigation team starts to take its measurements and also gather some evidence. the crash happened at around 2:00 this morning. the driver was trying to navigate a crash on pearl street. the passenger was trapped inside the core and that passenger was pronounced dead at the scene.

>> fire had to do a major extraction to get him out, taking the roof off and pulling doors off. >> police did find beer cans inside the car. at this point it's not clear if they were open or closed. investigators are saying alcohol may have been a factor. again, the victim is a 40-year-old male. the driver is an 18-year-old male who had some minor injuries and was taken to the hospital. we're back to a live picture now again. pearl once again is still closed and will be closed for the next few hours as police continue to conduct their investigation. again, that will take the next several hours so you can expect traffic delays around this area. live in san jose, arturo santiago, "today in the bay." >> we have new detail this morning on morgan hills' very first homicide of the year. police arresting 60-year-old michael shepherd. officers say shepherd lives in a

mobile home park on monterey road near exactly where the body was found saturday morning. the body of a 40-year-old woman was discovered by a passerby. investigators there are looking into whether she was sexually assaulted before she was killed. shepherd expected to make his first court appearance on wednesday. it is a long time coming today for joseph naso. opening statements are expected to begin in his murder trial in marin county today in the bay's marla tellez has a preview for us. >> good morning. we've been covering the story for years. joseph naso was 77 years at the time he was arraigned. now at 79 he'll take on the task of defending himself in his own murder trial. yes, he is representing himself. this will happen in just a matter of hours as court gets under way at 9:00 this morning. he's accused of killing four women between 1977 and 1994. two of the women were found dead in the bay area, one in marin

county, the other in contra costa county. naso was a self-employed modeling photograph. prosecutors say he used his profession to take advantage of his victims. he said he drugged, photographed the women and dumped their bodies in rural areas. >> naso says his models were willing participants. his dna was found on at least one of the victims. despite this, naso is pleading not guilty. we'll follow this trial very closely. so are authorities nationwide because they're looking at naso as a suspect in more cold cases. this trial could lead for more legal problems for naso down the road. it's going to be a long journey for both sides as the whom thle thing is expected to last three months. a south bay man charged with

molesting three young girls expected to return to court. joaquin bailey arrested and charged last year with three felly counts on lewd acts on a child and one account of sexual assault on an incapable person. bailey worked as a group home for children in los gatos and as a teacher's aide at achieve kids. 5:34. pacifica police released a sketch of a man who tried to kidnap a 10-year-old girl. police say the man approached the girl near the pacifica pier telling her to come with him. when the girl refused, the man tried to physically force her. here is a look at that sketch. she fought back punching him and running away. if you know who this is, call pacifica police. a pair of bills aimed at making california limb scenes safer getting their first looks in sacramento this week. a senate committee considering a bill introduced by san leandro

state senator corbett, this would require two doors and two emergency windows in the passenger section in all limousines by 2015. tomorrow a separate bill introduced by senator jerry hill would require all limb scenes to carry fire extinguishers. both of these bills are in response to two recent limousine fires earlier this month. ten women in walnut creek narrowly escaped a fire. last month, five women tragically died in a lichl scene fire on the san mateo bridge. the los gatos town council will hold a special public hearing addressing plans to change how the town deals with firearm dealers. the new ordinance would require all firearm dealers to get a permit from the town before selling firearms. it was drafted after public outrage against templar sports. the owner says he followed proper permitting procedure.

many community members are upset there was no public meeting before templar sports opened. tonight's meeting starts at 7:00 at town council headquarters. christina loren is back to give us a look and give us a look at the forecast. >> good morning to you, jon and laura. you can see a little gray sky shaping up in san mateo. we have thick low crowds. we'll check on the drive. i want to talked about where we are to start. at 50 degrees in novato. 50 degrees in zen sonoma. beautiful weather there. a lot of people like to visit wine country because the transitional period between spring time and summertime, we garvin thomas some of the best weather all year long. today that will be the case. 56 degrees in san jose. as we head through the rest of the week, coomer weather headed our way. a windchill factor that you have

to deal with at the immediate coast with winds sustained at 20 to 25 miles per hour. so that means you could get knocked around a little bit in your high-profile vehicle. take it easy out there. this is what we're expecting from the wind as we head throughout your monday. we stop the clock at about 4:00 p.m., you can see on the key where the wind will be at its strongest, between about 5:00 and 7:00. at the coast we're expecting the most frequent wind gusts and heaviest sustained speeds. keep that in mind. "today in the bay" temperaturewise looking perfect. 79 degrees inland. bay side 72 at the coast. today 68 degrees. wle take you through the heat. that's coming up in my next report. it is going to be on. this is the last week of spring. summertime officially arrives as we head through your friday. you might want to make those weekend plans. we don't blame you if you're starting to think about that weekend on a monday. look at that backup. no one is getting a break this morning. >> just a little bit. we definitely always think about the weekend as well. as we start on the workweek,

starting to baung. in the cash lanes just getting the start, 5:38, that's why we're starting to see the build. there is no problem for the metering lights or for fast track riders. we'll look at the san mateo bridge a little farther south. the clouds hering from both sides of the bay. you can see the peninsula hills, a smooth drive westbound with those taillights. that's your commute direction. no problems on the peninsula itself. let's look at the maps and we'll show you approaching the area. ak all activity has cleared from west 92. looking at the tri-valley as well with mild slowing building up. the worst oift now through livermore. a major lengthy road closure starts in fremont today. warren avenue between kato road and mission falls court will be closed for a whole year as crews work on the b.a.r.t. extension to san jose. lit lower the street below where the future tracks will be.

expect more traffic heading through the tom lantos tunnels. caltrans will implement one-way traffic control in the area through thursday night so it can strike the pavement. the closures will run from 7:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. every day. >> important notes for that commute. 5:39 right now. president obama arriving in europe a few hours ago getting ready for a face to face meeting with russia's president to talk about what's going on in syria. a live report on the president's trip coming up next. >> reporter: the oakland a's are playing great, but the coliseum literally stinks. they've got a raw sewage problem here. i'm christie smith, coming up we'll talk about what this means for a possible team move.

vrnlths good monday morning. thanks for joining us. 5:41. president obama is in northern ireland getting ready for the g8

summit. the president and the entire obama family touched down in belfast early this morning. the first family will be there for two days as part of the g8 summit. "today in the bay's" tracie potts joins us live on capitol hill with what the president will be discussing with world leaders today. >> reporter: lots of talk about syria, laura. good morning everyone. first the president did a speech focusing on youth and peace in northern ireland. he landed early this morning with the family, the girls going along on summer vacation and the president spoke to youth in northern ireland urging them to focus on peace bringing up this old campaign slogan saying hope is contagious. now the president heads to the g8 where he and world leaders will talk about what to do about syria. the u.s. decided to arm the rebels. the president expected to urge britain and france to do the same and urge russia to back off in a one-on-one meeting with

russia's president. they're also likely to talk about the economy and the possible trade deal between the u.s. and europe and very likely to talk about security, especially in light of the new allegations against the nsa, looking into our phone records and e-mails and new allegations that great bit tan did the same thing with delegates to the g-20 conference back in 2009. lots going on here today as the g8 gets under way. >> thank you, tracie. on capitol hill it's possible the supreme court could rule on prop 8, california's ban on same-sex marriage. the judge is expected to release their decisions on a number of cases today. we'll issue rulings every monday this month and in some cases also do it on thursdays. analysts say it's most likely the ruling on prop 8 will not come at least until next monday. 5:43. new this morning, apple releasing new details about what the federal government wanted to know about the cupertino

company's customers. apple says between december of last year and may of this year, the government issued between 4,000 and 5,000 requests for customer data. the statement also says the government is not allowed direct access to the company's servers and must get a court order if it wants customer content. the requests covered both criminal investigations and national security measures most commonly from police investigating robberies or searching for missing children. you may recall on friday facebook issued some similar numbers saying in the second half of 2012 u.s. agencies issued nine to 10,000 requests for user data. safe to say the sell-out crowd at the a's grade faced quite a stink. the coliseum's old drainage system failed and it oozed sewage right into the clubhouse, not a great way to watch baseball. "today in the bay's" christie

smith, some saying this is a sign that the a's need a brand new stadium. >> reporter: the sports bloggers seem to be making the most of this one. one of them wrote, hey, bud selig, any chance we can speed up the move to the south bay? did you hear the coliseum was flooded with raw sewage? of course talking about o.co coliseum. that sewage backup forced the a's and mariners to shower in the raiders' second floor locker room. heading upstairs and down stairs in towels with flip-flops on their fight, raw sewage backed up in the showers and all the bathrooms at the clubhouse level. the good muse is the a's drew a sellout crowd. that may have actually strained the old pipes here. the coliseum was actually built in 1966, and the a's lease expires after this season. the team has been looking for a new stadium, eyeing san jose. there are a number of snags like

the giants' territorial rights issue. here is a sample of what the players are tweeting out. from josh reddick, on a positive note, sewage coming up in the clubhouse, pretty gross. sam doolittle, after i checked out the new swimming pool and our locker room, i got to see the raiders clubhouse. pretty cool. hash tag, commitment to excellence. the cleanup starts today. they'll be replacing the carpets and trying to open the windows and air it out if they k. live in oakland, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> that is a nasty reality. >> maybe we'll have some good strong winds today, christina. >> to help blow out the funk. >> she says she doesn't smell anything. when nifs bakersfield, the wind blew just right. you know what i'm talking about. 5:46. let's show you what we are working with. a little wind, enough to blow the fog out from san mateo.

that low cloud cover is lurking behind the coastal mountains. the thick deck will push ichb land. however, we're not expecting it to hover all day long. no june gloom past about 10:00 a.m. temperatures will be nice and comfortable even with sunshine coming in early. what's happening is our winds are strong enough to mix up our atmosphere. that's keeping the fog from settling right to the surface. visibilities are pretty good. you want to keep in mind, nice and clear in san jose. no flight delays out of san jose or oakland. we'll let you know when that changes, it's a back-to-work, back-to-business monday. a lot of people trying to get into town this time of year because we have some of the best weather all year long. today is going to be fantastic. we bring the june gloom back tomorrow. a robust onshore flow shaping up as we kickoff your tuesday. we'll lose this wind so thick fog will be more problematic as we head threw your tuesday.

we have gusty winds especially over the higher elevations. satellite radar, area of low pressure sitting and spinning to our north. what's going to happen is that's going to keep that onshore flow in place all week long. for us it means temperatures are going to stay cool for the final week of spring time. we officially kickoff the hottest time of the year, summertime in the bay area on friday. 77 degrees for today in santa theresa, 75 in san jose and 75 in los gatos. thursday and friday temperatures warm up, but not to record levels. we'll be at act 89 degrees when we peak on saturday. let's check the hurry up and wait with mike. >> 5:48. starting to see the build for traffic now as we're heading over toward the south bay, looking at northbound 101 which shows the sen tors coming down toward the upper 50s, nothing dramatic, but there is the build here. south 17 shows about 55 as well at times. 55 and 60 out of campbell.

no incidents reported toward the build for the commute. but we'll track it carefully. this is where arturo is doing his live report, hillsdale at pearl toward the auto malary yeah. that's the intersection that's closed. let me show you the live look. the investigation will continue. there you see police and other authorities on scene. a deadly crash happened overnight. arturo has the details on the latest that police have to tell him about. right now you see why the intersection is closed, hillsdale at pearl once again. back to the maps, we'll show you the rest of the south bay moves smoothly. we take you toward the tri-valley. we have the slowing for westbound 580 approaching the dublin interchange as well as down through livermore. emeryville, the approach to the bay bridge is smooth. no problems with the build coming toward berkeley. a little backup at the toll plaza. it's 5:49. this guy didn't win the u.s.

open but certainly made the bay area proud, 19-year-old michael kim of cal finished tied for 17th, the best showing by any amateur in the field. kim wasn't expected to make the cut let alone finish in the top 20 ahead of tiger woods. good for him. his caddie larue temple posted this picture of he and kim on his facebook page. he happened to be in the course's parking lot last monday when kim pulled up. kim asked him to caddie and temple said sure. he lives in the area and happens to be a caddie part time. a lot of his friends saw him, yelling out his name on the course as well. so kind of cool. >> you know things are going good when you're the caddie getting top billing out there. congratulations to michael on that finish. 5:50 right now. the solar plane that took off from right near the bay area, we were there live for it. now it's made it all the way to the east coast. the last leg of that historic journey coming your way first.

the stock market could use a little sunshine. it waits on the

welcome back. let's take you out to oakland township in michigan. guess what? an urban legend lives on. working on it about 45 miles north of detroit. federal agents there digging up and looking for jimmy hoffa's body. that's right. investigators surveying an overgrown vacant field rumored to be the site where the former teamster boss could be buried. we will keep you posted as the search for the long lost body of

jimmy hoffa continues. a solar powered plan that took off from the bay area took off and is actually landed in dulles airport last night. it's the second-to-the-last stop from the journey from california to the east coast. it began its track at moffett field last month relying only on solar energy absorbed through all of those panels on the massive wings. the plane and its crew will spend a couple weeks in washington, d.c. before finally taking off for the final leg of its journey to new york city. we can tell you the stock markets continue to sink on fear the american fed will stop its policy of quantitative easing or as scott calls it, easy money. >> easy money. everything has a cost. right now money is super cheap thanks to the federal open markets committee, the fed, which has over the past many years kept interest rates low. so people and institutional

vinnesters have borrowed money to put into the stock market which makes the stock market go up which makes people invest which makes the stock market go up and so on. the fed starts a two-day meeting this week to discuss it. the big question is whether it will say something to the effect of don't worry, we won't end easy money any time soon. this may be one of the most watched fed meetings in years. we're also keeping an eye on europe, greece specifically. the prime minister is calling a meeting. he'll consider dissolving the government. the concern is worldwide the new government won't be committed to austerity. that could send greece into economic collapse n. hong kong protest this weekend regarding edward snowden, living in hong kong after leaking documents showing the american government monitors all american phone calls. i've been text messaging with a

reporter friend in china. there's hong kong, the sar and china, china. he saying beijing delighted that spying accusations have been turned around on the u.s. they're watching that situation with a little smile. >> a lot of chapters still to be written in that one. 5:56 right now. christina loren here to tell us about our weather. >> everything is going to stay nice in the weather department. want to thank you for waking up with us. mondays could be tough. getting a break from the weather. no thick fog at the surface. temperatures this morning are nice and mild, mostly in the 50s. by noon today we'll be at about 62 degrees in oakland as you break for lunch there. meanwhile 73 at lunchtime. rounding the day at 75 degrees. winds will play a factor. we'll tell you when they'll be the strongest and when we'll expect that thick june gloom to

return. first let's check your drive at 5:56 with mike. >> the clouds are in motion this morning. the metering lighting not changed. the backup in the cash lanes and the volume of traffic down the eastshore freeway, they should be turned on right about 6:00. we'll show you there's no real issue, slowing up the incline as is typical and up the eastshore freeway, pretty standard there. a subtle build for 101 nk. back to you. >> we continue to follow breaking news this morning. a number of cars in one south bay neighborhood damaged after a deadly crash. police still on the scene. so is nbc bay area's arturo santiago. he'll have a live update next. good morning! wow.

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investigation and why alcohol may have played a role. hello belfast! >> president obama lands in belfast ahead of the g8 summit. we'll let you know what he said in his opening remarks and the new twist on the surveillance scandal that could over dlaet shadow today's events. plus overflow at o.co. the sewage problem that could bolster the team's bid for a new south bay stadium. temperatures are mild to start. we are mostly in the 50s. this is the final monday of spring 2013. temperatures are going to cool off. i'll let you know how low they'll tumble coming up. it is monday. the back to work commute, south 880 slowing as the crowd grows in fremont. a new ash you, maybe a car in the lanes in san jose. i'll bring you the latest. right now a live look outside from the south bay. yes, your monday